Author of this blog is an Advocate (Supreme Court of India) & Also a Patent Agent with Indian Patent Office
Can insolvency tribunals decide trademark ownership disputes? In the Gloster trademark case, the Supreme Court clarified the limits of NCLT’s powers under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code and held that trademark ownership must be decided by civil or statutory forums, not within insolvency proceedings.
An in-depth exploration of moral rights, performers’ rights, and copyright in Indian music, explained through the A.R. Rahman v. Dagar case. Learn how Indian law balances authorship, performance, and tradition in creative ownership.
The India–European Free Trade Association (EFTA) Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) officially came into force on 1 October 2025. … More
In Nippon Steel Corporation vs Controller General Of Patents, Designs, The High Court of Delhi in it’s decision dated 29 … More
Understanding the Delhi High Court decision in Syngenta Limited vs Controller of Patents and Designs, decided on 13th October 2023 … More
The sole intent driving innovations in healthcare sector is to save lives…An assumption surely far-fetched and wishful, Pharma sector like … More
On 19th January 2023 the Indian Apex Court vide its decision in an Appeal filed by Google , refused to … More
Following Article discusses the laws under which Application to Register a Design can be filed. For the visual aspect of … More
Convention on Biological Diversity: Knowledge and traditions that are part of indigenous peoples and local communities passed through generations need … More
Recent Delhi High Court notifications of Rules applicable to disputes pertaining to Intellectual Property Rights is in furtherance of 2015 … More
Vidhik-Vishleshan (Decoding The Law & More) 